You can make doll boutique style pants. 
You can make beautiful pants that look like they came from an exclusive boutique. Easy to make pant for dolly, and comes in child sizes so little one can match!
You will need:
The free Fleece Fun .pdf Pattern
1/3 yard fleece
9 inches elastic
thread
sewing machine
Sewing Essentials (scissors, pins, etc.)
Download the free pattern here, tutorial below.
You can get a free copy of Adobe reader here. By downloading you are agreeing to pattern terms of use. Click the picture of the pattern envelope to download the .pdf !
Video Tutorial Here, Written Tutorial Below:
Doll Boutique Style Pants Tutorial
1 – Cut out pattern
Print up the pattern (you can get assembly instructions here) Cut two of the pant and two of the ruffle.2 – Begin with the bottom ruffle
There is no need tp finish the edge if you are using fleece or Jersey knit.On one side of the ruffle piece baste along the top.Gather the piece and pin to the bottom of of main (bottom portion) pant pattern. Repeat for other pant leg.
3 – Begin to sew
With right sides together and using a .25 inch seam allowance sew ruffle and main part of pant together. Unfold. Then folding entire pant leg in half, sew from the point before the pant curves in. Sew each pant leg using a .25 inch seam allowance.4 – Sew pant legs together
Turn on pant leg right side out and stuff down into inside out pant leg. Line up seams and pin together. Sew using a .25 inch seam allowance. Sew additional reinforcement in crotch area if desired.Confused? See video above.
5- Finishing touches
Turn the waistband down .5 inches. Pin. Using a medium zigzag sew along edge of waist starting at a seam and stopping 2 inches short of completing the seam.
Using a safety pin pinned on one end of the elastic – thread the elastic through the waistband (taking care to keep the other end exposed). Sew elastic Ends together. Sew opening closed. Trim thread and Voila!
Giselle says
May 14, 2012 at 8:46 amthis is so adorable. thank you for sharing!
Lisa says
December 2, 2013 at 8:21 amI’ve made tons of these in cotton but never thought to make them in fleece. Thanks so much for sharing these. Love this blog!